China's computing power platform goes nationwide, smart computing hits 2185 EFLOPS

China's computing power platform has achieved nationwide integrated monitoring, forming a unified network for computing resources. The national platform now has over 10,000 registered enterprise users, offers more than 2,000 computing products, and connects over 300 large AI models.

He Baohong from the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology said the platform has connected 31 provincial-level regions, enabling real-time monitoring of computing resources across the country.

Zhong Zhihong from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology revealed that by the end of June 2025, China's smart computing capacity reached 2185 EFLOPS, up 177% year-on-year, with over 70 computing hub connections and 17 national interconnection nodes approved.